In my case, I could not figure this either to the point that I thought I have drivetrain/diff noise. I looked at the procedure to change the hub and it wasn't bad, so bought one from AZ, put it in the passenger side (felt to be more noisy), noise was a bit better. Then chnaged the driver side and all was well. So in my case both were bad, I guess that is what we call consitent quality in manufacturing.
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Actually, they might be from China, do not recall reading the box. It has been 15K+ miles since I put them on and everything is fine so far. I have had decent luck with their brake parts, transission gaskets and some other stuff. So far O'Reilly has been worse, usually selling me parts that do not fit properly. On my van, with its age and many troubles it has given us, do not feel the warmth to go with OEM parts. Already have resigned it to around town and bachelor ride, not taking the kids out of town with it any more.
Doug D said:I just hope the hubs you purchased from AZ weren't made in China. You might be replacing them again in a few months. AZ does not carry the best
parts.
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